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Stuck inside amid the COVID-19 pandemic? News.com.au has all the ideas for how to pass the time, including best books, podcasts, recipes and indoor workouts.
If you’ve got rice, pasta, noodles and beans in the cupboard but aren’t sure how to turn them into a delicious meal, here is the answer.
A Florida sheriff has lifted the lid on the investigation into one of the biggest mysteries from Tiger King – what happened to Carole Baskin’s husband?
A new Netflix movie is dropping in time for the weekend, and it has a very personal history behind it.
When your first season was award-winning and an audience favourite, going back for another round is a risky endeavour.
A former soldier is accused of kidnap and murder. He says he’s innocent but there’s CCTV to prove it. But sometimes, video lies.
Coronavirus restrictions mean common Easter activities have been ruled out this year but that does not mean you have to miss the church services.
One of the directors of Netflix docuseries Tiger King has revealed that some of the most “unsettling” footage ended up on the cutting room floor.
The Easter Show has been cancelled, but you can still snag a showbag after Woolworths stepped in to get the nostalgic treat in select stores.
Australian actress Naomi Watts has documented her rough stint in isolation with a hilarious video after three of her appliances broke down.
We usually only wear pyjamas to bed, but as Australia adjusts to life in lockdown, this basic item is flying off the shelves in record numbers.
Raging controversy saw its release scuttled last year and the coronavirus derailed its cinema debut. From tomorrow, you can watch it at home.
Horror fans have gotten a little more than they bargained for with Netflix’s latest offering, with many left shaken to their core.
With more of us working from home than ever before, reaching into the fridge has become so much easier – but this Instagram post shows why you should think twice about snacking.
Few were expecting much when this comedy came out but once you’ve seen it, you’ll want to watch it again and again and again.
A satirical British comedy about the excessive lifestyle of a fashion mogul will no longer be released in cinemas in the wake of coronavirus shutdowns.
If you think another streaming service has launched to rival Netflix, think again. This couldn’t be more different. And it’s free for 90 days.
Grab your laundry basket and sweat with Chris Hemsworth in the “world’s greatest” at-home workout that’s perfect during isolation.
Comedians are a competitive bunch, and when there’s $100,000 at stake, they’ll resort to wild shenanigans. Ten household names are about to battle it out.
If you’re sick of every murder mystery having some weird supernatural element, than maybe Home Before Dark is for you.
While many screen stories come from books, comics or real-life stories, this new series has a rather odd origin story.
You probably missed it at the cinemas – it was only out for two days before theatres closed – but now is your shot.
You can’t go to the shows anymore, but it doesn’t mean they can’t come to you, for a 48-hour window anyway.
Netflix has created a way for you to still binge watch all your favourite shows with your friends even if you are self-isolating due to the coronavirus.
Even if you’d thought about working from home, you were probably unprepared for the new reality but there are ways to make it easier.
Stuck indoors? Worry not, as two more recent in-cinema movies are now available to watch at home after being fast-tracked for digital platforms.
This “impossibly difficult” clear puzzle is perfect for people who want a real challenge while practising social distancing.
The developers of a hit app have offered a reward for information over what it calls a “smear campaign” about the app getting hacked.
Intense, charged and addictive, this star-studded miniseries sinks its hooks into you from the first moment and never lets go.
Millions of people are finding themselves at home and lonely amid coronavirus isolation, but this could be the answer to your boredom woes.
Countless Australians are now working from home as a result of the coronavirus crisis – and it could have a big impact on your tax return.
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